Imaging Operator 3 KR

RR Donnelley•St. Charles, IL

3d•$26 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

Operate high resolution, variable print proprietary imaging equipment. Program and prepare jobs for printing. Maintain daily print job production logs and daily delivery manifests. Setup, program and release jobs from print queue. Adjust image position, Color quality and resolution, perforations and folds on paper, etc. Monitor quality of job output for correctness and image quality. Order supplies such as ink, chemical solutions, blankets and rollers, paper, tabs, and other items as needed. Maintain inventory levels. May instruct junior level operators how to complete the required corrective adjustment. Typically, corrective adjustments performed require the operator to consider the symptom(s), possible causes and remedies. Other duties as requested. Train, communicate with other employees.

Requirements

Advanced knowledge of digital print and/or inkjet imaging equipment set up, adjustment, operating procedures, and a corresponding level of skill to set up, operate, and adjust the equipment
Able to set up, operate, and adjust the equipment, and in addition, diagnose, solve, and correct operating problems affecting the quality and timeliness of the service or product or function
Advanced knowledge of color theory and ability to make adjustments and color corrections when operating the equipment to produce the imaging to customer specifications
Excellent knowledge of file manipulation and file formats for digital print
Excellent knowledge and ability to set up feed rollers, tensioning, timing and in-line finishing per job specifications

Nice To Haves

Navy MOS: LI:Lithographer
Marine MOS: 4620:Combat Lithographer
Army MOS: 83F:Printing and Bindery Specialist

Responsibilities

Operate high resolution, variable print proprietary imaging equipment
Program and prepare jobs for printing
Maintain daily print job production logs and daily delivery manifests
Setup, program and release jobs from print queue
Adjust image position Color quality and resolution, perforations and folds on paper, etc.
Monitor quality of job output for correctness and image quality
Order supplies such as ink, chemical solutions, blankets and rollers, paper, tabs, and other items as needed
Maintain inventory levels
May instruct junior level operators how to complete the required corrective adjustment
Typically, corrective adjustments performed require the operator to consider the symptom(s), possible causes and remedies
Other duties as requested
Train, communicate with other employees